What Parents Should Know Helping Your Child Move, Grow, and Thrive At our clinic, we understand how exciting — and sometimes concerning — it can be to watch your child grow. Rolling over, crawling, standing, and walking are more than just milestones; they’re building blocks for lifelong physical health and
Speech and language development is one of the most fascinating — and sometimes worrisome — aspects of childhood for many parents. From babbling as a baby to forming complete sentences, each milestone is a stepping stone in a child’s communication journey. But how do you know if your child is
Flexible seating to support attention and focus for kids with ADHD or Autism. Traditional seating arrangements aren’t always the best fit for kids with sensory needs, especially when learning, play, and regulation often happen in the same space. The ability to move, wiggle, fidget, or curl up can significantly impact
Thinking Outside the Toy Box: Part 1 By Lauren Lowry October 14, 2022 Here are five everyday items that are really fun to play with from The Hanen Center. If you follow your child’s lead as they explore and play with these things, you will have many opportunities to get
As the flowers bloom and the air warms, springtime ushers in a season of renewal and growth. For pediatric occupational therapists, this time of year offers unique opportunities to engage children in activities that promote development and well-being. From outdoor adventures to sensory exploration, springtime provides a vibrant backdrop for
Springtime offers a plethora of opportunities to engage children in stimulating activities that promote speech and language development. Early intervention is crucial in supporting children with speech and language delays, and what better way to incorporate intervention than through fun and interactive springtime activities? In this blog, we’ll explore how
Have you ever said, “I’ll never do that again?”, and then eat your words(figuratively)? Yep that’s me, and that’s exactly what I did, yet could not be happier. It all began 15 years ago, in South Carolina. After spending five years in the school district, I realized that was not
Pretend play is a fundamental aspect of early childhood development, serving as a bridge between reality and imagination. At the preschool stage, children engage in pretend play frequently, often assuming roles and enacting scenarios that mimic real-life experiences. One prevalent character in preschoolers’ pretend play is the “pretend player,” a
Improving social skills in school-age kids is crucial for their overall development. At this stage, children are developing a sense of identity and forming relationships that significantly impact their future interactions. Here are some key strategies to foster positive social skills in school-age kids: 1. Active Listening: Encourage kids to
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects individuals across a spectrum, presenting with diverse strengths and challenges. Early identification of signs or “red flags” associated with autism is crucial for timely intervention and support. While it’s important to note that every individual is unique, there are common
If you’re concerned about your child’s development, our team at Communication Station, GA is here to help. Our experienced therapists take the time to understand your child’s needs, answer your questions, and create a thoughtful plan that supports real progress. Call us today at (706) 971-3898 or fill out the contact form below to get started.
CHATSWORTH
100 N 3rd Ave,
Chatsworth, GA 30705
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Mon – Fri: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Sat & Sun: Closed
